Ok i know this question may sound dumb but oh well i just started my ap euro class and we started reading chapeter nine which is the late middle ages it has the 100 years war and the plauge and then i got to the great schism and i didnt get it at all i know that there were two popes that were in power at the same time or something like that i am not really shure that is why i nedd help any one have an idea of what it involved?????:(:(:confused::confused:
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The great schism was the split in the Catholic church... I may not be answering your question...let me look it up...
Okay, it is Ch.11 in my book...
"The schism greatly aggravated the financial abuses that had developed within the church during the Avignonese papacy. Two papal administrative systems (with only one-half the accustomed revenues) worked to increase taxation. At the same time, the schism badly damaged the faith of Christian believers. The pope was widely believed to be the leader of Christiendom and, as Boniface VIII had pointed out, held the keys to the kingdom of heaven. Since both lines of popes denounced the other as the Antichrist, such a spectacle could not help but to undermine the institution that had become the very foundation of the church."
<<Western Civilization by Jackson J. Spielvogel; Comprehensive Volume, Fifth Edition>>
I hoped that this interpretation gives you a better idea about this :D
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Thank you so much i finally understood it right in time for my chapter test i was wondering however if you might be able to explain Humanism and Reform it is in the chapter of the Renaissance if not that is ok.
YES I CAN!!!! :D
We started with the Renaissance...
Humanism is the revival of interest in the Greco-Roman culture. It stresses the power of the human mind and individualism.
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Thanks again. Ok so if it stresses the power of human mind and individualism then how did it influence the medieval concepts of education and the Renaissance politics??
Easy, all you need to think about is Greek Culture. The Greeks loved to think, loved to question, and loved to debate. How can education NOT expand when those concepts are revisited? Renaissance politics formed out of educational changes, if you are born a girl (education) then you will grow into a woman (politics)
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yes lots i was wondering if you remmeber a part in the renaissance that talked about The Spanish Empire in the new world. and if you do can you explain the impact it had on Europe's economy or Europe as a whole???